Elections of Bank Officers in Anniston Across Three Banks
Three national banks in Anniston held officer elections this morning with routine meetings aside from changes in top posts. Henry A. Young became vice president of First National Bank, A J Goodwin moved to cashier, J M Garvin joined the board of directors. officers and directors for Anniston National and City National were listed.
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Henry A. Young
J. B. Goodwin
First National Bank
A. J. Goodwin
J. M. Garvin
Rock Run
Edmond L. Tyler
First National
M. B. Wellborn
W. W. Stringfellow
H. A. Young
Cashier
A. L. Tyler
John B. Knox
A. L. Tyler Jr
J. Turner
J. M. Gar
W. L. McCaa
A. W. Bell
W. W. Tringfellow
Anniston National
W. H. McKleroy
W. A. Davis
C.D. Woodruff
Randolph Smith
W. H. MecKleroy
Hamburg man may not live to answer charge
Special to the Star from Hamburg Ger Carl Haul of Was bly will likely be held on a murder charge. Officers say he was a nervous wreck last night and passed through route to Baden. Authorities doubt a trip may have been made. Insanity is considered a possibility.
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Hamburg
Carl Haul
Proington
Will Probaon
Baden
Senate to Probe Brownsville Shooting Facts
Washington reports the senate military affairs committee will study who actually fired in the Brownsville incident, not whether the president overstepped constitutional authority in dismissing the negro troops. Senator Lodge supports the president. Foraker argues otherwise.
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The
Star
Washington
Brownsville
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Lodge
Foraker
Committee On Judiciary
Calera Fire Destroys Block in Central Calera
A blaze in Calera last night burned for about two hours, gutting an entire town block and causing an estimated loss near 10000 dollars. Avans' livery stable, Mrs. Ozley's two story building, Moss' block, A Sterns' shop, and several smaller structures were destroyed. The fire likely started in a smaller building.
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Star
Calera
Avans
John Ozley
Moss
A. Sterns
Glen Addie Hose Company Elects 1907 Officers
At a hall meeting Glen Addie Hose Company No 2 elected officers for 1907 led by President E B Stricklen and Vice President O W Robertson Recording Secretary James Murphy Financial Secretary and Treasurer R H Todd Foreman E T Keadle Assistant Foreman W K Burdett and Trustees R D Thompson B Morton Al D Robertson.
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Glen Addie
Company No. 2
E. B. Stricklen
Kilby Reports on Birmingham Meeting on Charter Relief
Mayor Thomas E. Kilby returned from a Birmingham meeting of two committees led by Chairman P. Smith to seek charter relief for Alabama cities of the second class. The merged body, Weakley and Weakley of Birmingham, will push legislation to allow ad valorem tax increases up to 1 percent for general city purposes. Cities represented include Anniston, Huntsville, Gadsden, Florence, Bessemer, New Decatur, Sheffield, and Ensley.
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Thomas E. Kilby
Birmingham
P. Smith
Gadsden
Alabama
T. E. Kilby
Anniston
A. E. Walker
Florence
Thomas W. Smith
Huntsville
H. W. Braig
Sheffield
J. J. Sullivan
Weakley & Weakley
Bessemer
New Decatur
Ensley
Reformers Push for Municipal Lighting in New London
In New London Connecticut reformers debated municipal ownership of a city lighting plant. Voters supported municipal ownership in principle but the council granted a franchise to a private firm for a term of years to supply lights.
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New London
Conn
Reorganization Push Ahead for Southern Cotton Association
Atlanta January 8 The second step toward reorganizing the Southern cotton association takes place with state conventions in all cotton growing states. The meetings arrange representation for the Birmingham annual convention next week where officers will be elected and the reorganization completed.
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Atlanta
Southern Cotton Association
Ing
Birmingham
Associaion
Queen Helena Enters 35th Year in Quiet Rome Birthday
Queen Helena of Rome celebrates her 35th birthday with little fanfare at the Quirinal as an impending birth is anticipated. The royal couple already have three children, two daughters and a son, and hope for a larger family.
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Rome
Helena
Quirinal
Lawmakers Get to Work in Alabama Quadrennial Session
The quadrennial Alabama legislature begins a 50 day session with both local and general bills to be introduced. Senatorship is a perfunctory matter as governors and state officials are inaugurated next Monday.
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Star
Montgomery
Alabama
Comer
Northern farmers go to school again
Minneapolis January 8 Many farmers registered at the opening of the seventh annual short course for farmers under the University of Minnesota department of agriculture. The course aims to keep farmers in touch with the latest developments in their business.
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Minneapolis
Department of Agriculture
The
University of Minnesota
Bailey May Be Re-Elected Yet Narrowly Ahead
Austin reports indicate U S Senator Bailey stands a close chance of re election despite exposure to Standard Oil dealings. Legislature convenes facing revenue tax issues liquor laws and possible tax revisions to fix the treasury with election law revisions on the agenda.
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Bailey
Star
Thley
United States Senate
Standard Oil
Austin
Joseph W
Jover
Attendance Encouraging at First Church Services
The report notes strong attendance at both morning and night services. Dr. gs fer delivered a thorough sermon urging repentance, warning of eternal punishment for the impenitent and urging prayer with God to escape wrath. Evening service lasted 7:00 to 7:15 p.m. Daily services will continue through the week.
Rescued Fireman Alive From Ruins Of Hill’s Warehouse Fire
After 24 hours under debris, John Zeufort is heard by fellow firefighters calling for help from within the ruins. He reports Campbell alive and both men need extraction. Fire crews resume careful digging as Zeufort is eventually pulled to safety and his wife remains at the scene.
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The
Star
New York
Jan
Hill
John Zeufort
Campbell
Zeufort
Daniel J. Campbell
Woodstock firm to begin steel production in city
J M Barr president with Carrington VP and GM FP C Wright a Cincinnati stockholder and director and C A Stillman Birmingham iron man surveyed the local Woodstock plant. Barr said material is in transit and installation will start on arrival with operation by March 1. The party will tour Woodstock property at Spring Garden before departure.
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Woodstock Corporation
J. M. Barr
Alabama
Mr. Barr
Carrington
FP. C. Wright
Cincinnati
C. A. Stillman
Birmingham
Birmingham Wins But May Yet Lose
In a congressional caucus on a South sub-treasury site Birmingham won easily while Atlanta withdrew and will appeal directly to Congress. Dissensions within the caucus may delay authorization this session, but if approved the sub-treasury would be located in Birmingham.
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Star
Washington
Jon
Birminghame
Atlanta
Congress
Birmingham
Mrs Summers Dies in Virginia
Telegrams report the death of Mrs. J. B. Summers a former Anniston resident who had moved from New Decatur to Glen Addie and later to Virginia for health care. She died Sunday afternoon after a recent operation. The community mourns her loss.
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J. B. Summers
Annistonian
Virginia
New Decatur
Summers
Glen Addie
Trapped Mill Workers Die After Timber Collapse
Three men were trapped in a timber collapse between building floors. Thomas Lennon died instantly and his body was found after hours of digging in a debris tangle. Rescue crews hoped for others to survive as more timbers and steel were cleared away.
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Thomas Lennon
Free sample offer for Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets
An advertisement invites readers to visit a local store at 3 percent Wikle's to obtain a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It praises the tablets as easier to take and more pleasant in effect than pills and claims they correct disorders of the stomach liver and bowels.
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Chamberlain
Jackson Day Banquets Honor Battle of New Orleans
Tennessee societies in New York New Haven and St Louis plan Jackson Day dinners and a conference in New England to honor the Battle of New Orleans the 984th anniversary and celebrate Confederate and Democratic ties with prominent speakers including Senator Carmack.
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New York
Tenmes
4 Dee Society
Waldorf-Astaska
New Haven
Conn
New England
Democratic Progressive League
Wreck Story Enlarged Upon in Barnett Report
Special to the State from Atlanta says the Georgia Central wreck near Barnett caused several coaches to overturn and many passengers to be shaken and bruised, but no fatalities. A wrecking train with doctors and nurses went to Barnett. initial reports were greatly exaggerated.
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Atlanta
Barnett
Georgia Central
Augusta
Railroads May Carry Troops at Reduced Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that the United States may move troops and supplies at rates cheaper than the public. The decision states the government benefit extends to the public and is not discrimination under the statute.
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The
Star
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Commission
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